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    AxeVentures Axe Throwing

    4.8 (335 reviews)
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    Alyssa P.

    Super fun experience our host/teacher was very informative and cool! Def will do again, too bad no alcohol though!

    Herman X.

    First time axe throwing and I came with a friend. Very easy to make booking online. There's plenty of parking in the front and back area. Easy check in. There's a waiver you have to sign and they check you in. After a quick guide on how to throw, we went straight at it. Once we got the hang of it, it was pretty fun. Small medium large axes to throw. There's add ons you can buy like throwing knifes. There's a binder with different games you can do instead of just trying for bullseyes. We both ending up getting better towards the end. Would definitely come hang here again!

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    Catalina L.

    Really unique activity to try! Easier said and in demos than in real life - probably spent half the time still missing the board. Still fun and get some friendly competition. There are three axes sizes: small (pretty light), medium (few pounds) and large (more pounds). I thought the lightest axe was good for single hand throwing and control. The medium one was okay for two handed throwing, and the largest axe was honestly too heavy for me (and a bit uncomfortably heavy for my bf). Staff was friendly and after the demo let us be flexible to throw the axes and play our own games. Could have used a bit more instruction or help but throwing techniques are so variable. Good for date night or hanging out with a small group of friends.

    Marc T.

    Our group of 12 had an axe-llent time at this venue! It's a hidden gem in downtown San Jose. Thomas was super helpful in explaining the steps of throwing axes and knives. It's about 9 rows of axe throwing about 1 hour and 15 minutes of playtime. They have a clean single bathroom! They have parking in the front and a venue in the back You'll have to sign a waiver then listen to a 2-5 minute explanation from their small to big axes. We had the extra big class and all of it was so fun to throw them. Would come here again!

    The image depicts the storefront of AxeVentures, an indoor axe throwing venue located in San Jose, CA. The building features large glass windows with the business logo displayed on the glass, including crossed axes and the name 'AxeVentures.' The exterior has a beige and dark brown color scheme, with the address number 850 visible on the building. The parking lot in front is empty, and the sky is clear with some clouds.
    Lorianne L.

    What a fun work off-site we had at AxeVentures Axe Throwing! It was a good amount of time for everyone to learn, try, practice, and improve. The competitiveness in us came out as we tried to improve on our own throwing while also cheering for each other. A large group came in after we started. They took up most of the spaces. We stayed on the far end in our two lanes. There were a couple of table games on the tall table with stools for people waiting for their turn. It was lots of fun, thanks AxeVentures Axe Throwing!

    Justine T.

    Been here twice and had a blast both times! It's $42/per person for 1 hour 15 minutes which is plenty of time and a single lane can hold up to 5-6 people. Before getting started you sign waivers and read safety instructions which are pretty self-explanatory. A team member then gives us instructions and tips and tricks on how to throw the axe correctly which was very helpful. You honestly work up a sweat here while having fun. It takes a few tries to get a groove on/hang of things, but once you got it it's super fun! I do wish they had the AC on blast tho lol. Other than that it's a fun date spot, or to bond and hang with family and friends.

    axe throwing!! - The image shows a wooden axe-throwing target with painted black concentric circles and a red center, used for aiming practice. An axe with a black handle is embedded in the bullseye, indicating a successful throw. The wood surface has visible grain and some markings, and a faint face image is visible behind the target, possibly from a printed or painted background. The target is outdoors, with a social media handle '@axevaturbs1' painted in yellow at the bottom of the wooden surface.
    Matt I.

    friendly staff, safe environment for axe throwing, very fun experience. we did it as a team building activity.

    Big B.

    Honestly, I thought the Axe throwing was fun. It was an activity that my girlfriend wanted to do. The people there are super friendly and know their stuff. I got a quick lesson on how to throw an axe properly and a trick shot with one.

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    Great activity for family or friends. Instructors are very helpful and their demo is informative yet short so you get to spend a lot of time axe throwing. They have binders with a bunch of different axe-throwing related games that you can play with friends and upon request, they'll teach you cool tricks. Also, ask them for a discount!!! If you try to book in-person and ask nicely, they can give you a coupon/discount code for a certain amount off of your purchase.

    Jessica A.

    AxeVentures was a fitting experience for a birthday! After ordering 6 groupons online, I completed my reservation through the AxeVentures website by entering the codes. Groupon had a sale for $28.99 per person which was a good deal. Upon arrival, you complete their waiver and the instructor guides you through the process before you are left to your own devices. There are board games at the table and a whiteboard for you to doodle/ keep score on. I found it pretty frustrating at first since I wasn't able to hit the board. It does come down to physics and eventually, I was able to score on almost every throw. We enjoyed throwing for an hour and got to watch the instructor demonstrate the knives. The knives looked easier to me because of the added torsional aspect but probably still takes a good amount of time to get down. I would recommend for anyone who wants to try something new!

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    Can i bring my own food and non-alcoholic drinks?

    Do you guys serve alcohol?

    We currently do not serve alcohol, however we have non-alcoholic beverages that can be purchased.

    For a corporate event could we bring in a caterer? including alcohol? 40+ people?

    Yes, you may bring in any caterer of your choice! Unfortunately you can’t bring alcohol, however we do have a vendor that we work with that is able to serve alcohol for private events. Please send us an email, and we’ll send over the details!

    What is the cost per person?

    $41

    Is Axeventures dog friendly?

    Not recommended due to the loud noises and safety around axes, but service animals are okay.

    Can you bring your own food / drinks or are there a menu of items available for purchase?

    You may want to check with current Covid protocol now....Drinks in cans were ok. We purchased water onsite

    Are you guys open on Christmas Eve?

    Yes, we are open on Christmas eve but we are closing early! The Reservation slots we have open for the 24th are: 12:00 pm, 1:30 pm, and 3:00 pm. The store will close at exactly 4:15 pm, if you have any other questions feel free to call the San Jose… Read more

    Do they serve beer or wine?

    Hi Gabe, We currently only allow non-alcoholic drinks and food.… Read more

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    They we're super helpful, well experienced and the place was cleaned ALL in between the next reservation.

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